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Dear Land, can 1t he true
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FEB. "a
Wars Archangel stands
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IT'S CHASTITY death in life-tbis war In peace!
An ending OF the truce Will bring release
From phantom fears; 1t will relieve the sense
OF wearing strain that cometh from suspense.
The sitting atmosphere
OF hostile camps will clear.
When a signal for Titanic rout
The trumpet tones OF war ring ont,
And ornaments and soldier hosts are hurled
Like thunderbOts to shake startled world.
Thank God VIC are Americans by birth.
Our native land the freest on the earth
For peace hath here Its rpcned fruits
And industry, unfettered strife,
Each year an army OF recruits
Is not condemned TO barrack life.
This nation Is not writing under arms
And talking IN Its sleep OF wars alarms,
Like a giant dreaming with his armor on
Endowed with vigor of perennial youth,
Rejoicing in the triumphs II hath won
For peace and progress liberty and truth,
Unarmed II rises TO the browning height
or civic courage conscious of It's might
Among the camps of Chrstendom 1t towers,
Supreme, invincible in moral powers.
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